What you'll hear inside National Museum of Ceramics and Decorative Arts González Martí:

• 1
  Alabaster Doorway

  Main alabaster doorway by Ignacio Vergara and Hipólito Rovira, presided over by the Virgin of the Rosary with two atlantes symbolising rivers.

• 2
  Noble Staircase

  The palace's principal staircase, particularly enhanced following the 18th-century renovation, transformed into a focal point of the noble floor.

• 3
  Central Courtyard

  Courtyard around which this palace with an irregular quadrangular floor plan is organised, where Roman archaeological finds have been discovered.

• 4
  Chariot of the Nymphs

  A striking decorative element of the palace, created through the collaborative effort of Rovira, Vergara and Luis Domingo.

• 5
  Towers of the Corners

  Towers positioned at the corners of the palace's square floor plan, characteristic architectural features of the building.